Festival

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Sound Art Brighton Festival is a city-wide programme of events presenting sound installations, sound sculptures, interactive sound events, performances, sound walks, audio and audiovisual works, both in galleries and outdoors, throughout the city of Brighton and Hove (UK).

Combining local sound art talents with international guests, the festival celebrates the diversity and range of this broad and hybrid art practice and pays hommage to the multitude of sounds to be found in our city – with the Downs on one side and the sea on the other, as part of a UNESCO biosphere.

Join us for our Launch Party on March 4 2022 at Brighton CCA 17.00–19.00

Festival catalogue

The official Sound Art Brighton Festival catalogue (Edition #1) is now available for pre-order. The professionally printed book contains 80 pages of essays, full-colour images, and texts about the artists, the artworks and the partners involved.

Texts by: Alison Donaldson, Simon Emmerson, Michael Harenberg, Kersten Glandien, Joshua Le Gallienne, Olivia Louvel & Chris Sciacca.

The Festival catalogue is £10 or £14 with CD (incl. worldwide shipping)

Pre-order now from ReR here.

Festival venues

Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts

Brighton CCA   •   Brighton CCA: Dorset Place

Gallery Lock In   •   ONCA Gallery

Phoenix Art Space   •   The Rose Hill

University of Brighton   •   University of Sussex

+ outdoor events across the city & online events

Festival Programme

Bernhard Leitner • Kopfräume / Headscapes

SOUND INSTALLATION

 • Attenborough Centre
 • 09 March – 18 March 2022

A/B Smith • ICU

AUDIOVISUAL INSTALLATION

 • Brighton CCA: Dorset Place
 • 04 March – 19 March 2022

SOUNDER • Sounder Postcards

SOUND INSTALLATION

• Brighton CCA
• 04 March – 19 March 2022

Joshua Le Gallienne • Surrender

SOUND INSTALLATION

 • Wild Park
 • 12 March 2022

Sensing Sound: Ali Donaldson & Chris Cutler in conversation

EVENT

 • ONCA Barge
 • 17 March 2022

Jez riley French • Microlistening Workshop

WORKSHOP

 • Hillcrest Centre, Newhaven
 • 02 March 2022

Kathy Hinde • Chirp & Drift

SOUND + LIGHT INSTALLATION

 • Attenborough Centre
 • 09 March – 20 March 2022

Jean Martin & Wil Pennycook • One Minute Past

AUDIOVISUAL WORK

 • Brighton CCA
 • 04 March – 19 March 2022

Chris Sciacca • Integrated Soundscapes: Brighton

AUDIOVISUAL INSTALLATION

• Attenborough Centre
• 09 March – 18 March 2022

SOUNDER • Sound Skater

PERFORMANCE

 • The Level
 • 06 March 2022

Sound Art Brighton's Sound Art Disco

EVENT

 • The Rose Hill
 • 17 March 2022

Place Metal Strings (Jez riley French, Adam Bushell + Alice Eldridge)

PERFORMANCE

 • The Rose Hill
 • 01 March 2022

Olivia Louvel • Doggerland Channels

AUDIOVISUAL INSTALLATION

 • Phoenix Art Space
 • 02 March – 06 March 2022

Toby Hinks • Foci

SOUND INSTALLATION

 • Gallery Lock In
 • 09 March – 13 March 2022

Sanja Matkovic • Stolen Childhoods

SOUND INSTALLATION

 • ONCA Gallery
 • 10 March – 02 April 2022

Chris Sciacca • Patcham to Chattri War Memorial Soundwalk

EVENT

 • Patcham
 • 19 March 2022 (re-scheduled date)

Non-binary & Queer Perspectives on Listening

WORKSHOP

 • Brighton CCA
 • 19 March 2022

Programme Overview:
Tuesday 1st March

Place Metal Strings
The Rose Hill • 20.00

Wednesday 2nd March
Thursday 3rd March
Friday 4th March
Saturday 5th March
Sunday 6th March
Monday 7th March
Tuesday 8th March
Wednesday 9th March
Gus-SAB-trans copy 5
Thursday 10th March
Friday 11th March
Saturday 12th March
Sunday 13th March
Monday 14th March
Tuesday 15th March
Wednesday 16th March
Thursday 17th March
Friday 18th March
Saturday 19th March
Sunday 20th March
Festival credits
Artistic Director
Festival produced by
Sound Art Brighton CIC (Kersten Glandien, Joshua Le Gallienne, Olivia Louvel, Maja Mihalik, Chris Sciacca, Alistair Strachan)
Website Design
Alistair Strachan, Joshua Le Gallienne
Graphic Design
Gustav Freij
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Festival Sponsors
Festival Partners
Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts, Brighton CCA, Digital Music & Sound Arts, Gallery Lock In, ONCA, Phoenix Art Space, The Rose Hill, Sussex Humanities Lab, University of Brighton, University of Sussex
Photography
Agata Urbaniak